30. Limited liability company documents

(May 1, 2000)

Instruments to be filed on behalf of a limited liability company may be accepted by the local registries without prior approval of the Court in accordance with this Guideline.

A deed, mortgage, or other instrument of transfer transferring an interest in real estate from a limited liability company created under G.L. c. 156C (“LLC”) must be

1. accompanied by

   1. the certificate of organization of a domestic LLC or the application for registration of a foreign LLC
       

      and

      a certificate of the Secretary of State’s office, dated within 60 days of the date presented for filing, that there have been no amendments or a certificate that there have been amendments and accompanied by copies of the amendments to date

      or

   2. a good standing certificate under G.L. c. 156C, § 68 dated within 60 days of the date presented for filing

      or

   3. a certification under G.L. c. 156C, § 67 by someone whose authority is established under (a) or (b) above, of the authority of some other person to act,

      and

2. executed by

   1. any Manager or person authorized to execute, acknowledge, deliver and record instruments affecting interests in real property as appearing on the certificate of organization of a domestic LLC or on the application for registration of a foreign LLC (hereinafter “an authorized person”)

      or

   2. any Manager or authorized person appearing on a good standing certificate under G.L. c. 156C, § 68

      or

   3. a person named on the certificate of any Manager or an authorized person as being authorized to execute real estate instruments.